论文信息 - Sensory denervation of the rabbit cornea affects epithelial properties

Sensory denervation of the rabbit cornea affects epithelial properties

Abstract Sensory denervation of the corneal epithelium was obtained by circumscribed lesions of the trigeminal ganglion. Two physiological effects were found: an increase in epithelial permeability and a decreased ability to repair a standardized epithelial abrasion.

B. Schimmelpfennig | R. W. Beuerman | B. Schimmelpfennig | R. Beuerman

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